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Madhya Pradesh honey trap case: SIT fails to record Kamal Nath s statement
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Last Updated: Jun 02, 2021, 08:50 PM IST
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Kamal Nath had claimed in an online press conference on May 21 that he possessed a pen drive/CD of the honey trap case, following which a notice was served to him by the SIT to record his statement under the CrPc sections.
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A Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the honey trap case in Madhya Pradesh on Wednesday could not record a statement of state Congress president Kamal Nath as he was not available in Bhopal, an official said. The honey-trap scandal, which came to light in 2019, was an organised racket wherein a gang used to lure rich and high-placed people using young women and later blackmail them threatening to release objectionable content such as intimate videos and screenshots of social media chats. The young women were brought to Bhopal through trafficking, police had said.
Nath had claimed in an online press conference on May 21 that he possessed a pen drive/CD of the honey trap case, following which a notice was served to him by the SIT to record his statement.
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